Frequently Asked Questions
Fiesta Week can be thought of as two main segments: Concert & Street Festival and Pavilion Week.
Concert & Street Festival (Sunday, June 21st)
Location: Memorial Park, downtown Oshawa
Time: Noon – 5 p.m.
Admission: Free!
What’s happening: Enjoy food booths, local vendors, a beer tent, and live music and cultural performances. You can also learn about local cultural groups and communities.
Pavilion Week (Monday, June 22nd – Saturday, June 27th)
Visit various cultural pavilions throughout the week.
During the day: Stop by a pavilion for lunch.
In the evening: Pavilions host performances that showcase their unique cultures.
Note: Evening performances require a passport, which gives you access to all the pavilions for the entire week.
Breaking it into these two parts makes it easier to plan your Fiesta Week experience!
Yes, you will require a passport to visit a pavilion at 4pm.
Adults – $10
Students (with valid student ID) – $5
Seniors (65+)- $5
Children (13 years of age and under) – Free
From June 22 – 27, Fiesta Week Pavilions offer food, cultural displays, and evening performances. A passport is required to enter all pavilions after 4 PM for the performances.
Proceeds from passport sales are split between the pavilions and the Oshawa Folk Arts Council, helping to support next year’s Fiesta Week and keep the festival going strong.
At various locations around the city!
Stay tuned for our map of all participating pavilions!
No. The Oshawa Folk Arts Council is made up entirely of volunteers and is a non-profit organization.
